Montana News Notes Highlight Local Happenings
Multitude of items from Montana including fish protections from March 15 to May 28, a potential Mrs. Lillis legacy for St. Vincent's in Billings, Wheeler’s European voyage, wool disposition in Powell county, Lewistown Scouts fundraising, and university and state affairs. Also mentions roads, consolidation plans for Butte, roundups, deer counts, and railroad rate changes.
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Lillis
Spokane
St. Vincent's Hospital
Billings
Button KK. Wheeler
United States
Montami
Roosevelt
Europe
Russia
Powell County
Deer Lodge
Lewistown Boy Scouts
Lewistown Boy Toyers
Sutercollegiate Association of Porestry Clubs
State University
Missoula
Charles Mullins
Miles City
Custer County Bank
Miller Reece Tutchinson
Jardine
Montana
Sidney
Legion Post
National
Pred Morrell
Rocky Mountain
W. PF. Cogswell
Bureau of Pub. Velty
State Agricultural Department
Ventana
T Dixsen
Butte Mercer
Dixon
Silver Bow County
Josie Roscow
Silver Pow
Sime
Senate
American Institute of Metallurgical and Mining Engineers
F. P. Mathewson
Butte
F. F. Sharpless
Thomas P. Hart
Campbell Farming Corporation
Thoms TD. Campbell
Pasadena
Fort Smith Beach
Hardin
Big Horn Valley
Roose Felt County
Poplar
Wolf Point
Supreme Court
Hamilton
Big Timber
Lewistown
Lief Fredericks
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Missouia
Great Falls
St. Paul
Seattle
Federal
Helena
Interstate
Henry
Hall
Rosebud County
Porsyth
Allison McCain
Roy
Ditton Horse Sale Company
Montana Herefordee Association
Matthew Brown
The
State University At
J. W. T. Ryman
Mero Ryman
State Board of Education
A.J. Violette
State Board of Equilization
Yellowstone Valley Co-operative Bean Growers’ Association
Montana Mortgage Company
March
George A. Scott
Montana Co-Operative Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
State Public Service Commission
John T. Caplis
Billings East Bridge
Yellowstone County Commissioners
Salt Creek
Haskell
Franco German Ruhr crisis sparks fears of new Franc tireur actions
The article surveys French Belgian efforts to depoliticize the Ruhr dispute after the March killings of two French officials in Buer. It notes German reparations talks, Dutch and British positions, and fears of a revived Franc tireur movement while recalling 1871 history and the impact on civilian attitudes and coal deliveries to Berlin.
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Lenin
Ruhr
Germany
Opes
Rhine
M. Joly
Buer
Collins
M. Maginot
France
Ton
Alsace-Lorraine
Bismarek
Bismarck
Paris
Hstory
Napoleon
Dover
Nugland
Berlin
Lfe
Premiers Poincare and Theunis Denounce Imperial Aims
The joint France Belgium statement seeks to calm global uproar after the murders near Buer. It asserts no intent to acquire more territory beyond Versailles and promises Allied troops will withdraw from the occupied zone as indemnity payments proceed.
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Poincare
Theunis
France
Belgium
Buer
Versailles
German Indemnity Loan Offer Sparks International Scrutiny
Underground Swiss reports claim German capitalists propose a plan to pawn German industry to foreign powers as part of an international loan to cover indemnity. A ten billion dollar gold tender to a French envoy is reported, with potential withdrawal of French forces from the Ruhr upon guarantees.
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Switzerland
Cuno
Paris
Ruhr
Lismarck
British policy traits in war debt and alliance strategy
The article discusses British diplomatic principles regarding alliance with weaker powers and shifting sympathy as international conflicts unfold. It notes public memory of German aggression and the elusive disclosure of motives behind France and Belgium policy, with a focus on cautious imperial strategy.
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France
Belgium
England
Lenin and Trotsky Near Death Cloud World Politics
Charles R. Crane reports both Lenin and Trotsky in fragile health raising questions about succession in the Soviet Union. Lenin lacks heirs and the USSR lacks election machinery and coup risk. Ostensibly eighty advisers have split roles as power passes, leaving whether extremists or visionaries dominate uncertain. Trotsky’s illness is described as slight by some observers.
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Trotzkay
Charles R. Crane
Lenin
Passing of Dr George Francis Lydston noted surgeon and pioneer
The obituary honors Dr George Francis Lydston of Chicago for his medical innovations including early gland transplantation experiments on himself and work on dementia and sterilization cases. It recalls his mixing of medical writings with fiction and his global renown as a radical yet orthodox practitioner.
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George Francis Lydston
Caifornia
Heo
Doctor Lydston
Lydston
Michigan
Globe
Oil field notes show multiple drilling and expansion plans
L C Stevenson takes a lease on 40 acres near Big Sandy while Forsyth reports prep work on Well No 6 at Porcupine dome. Keystone suspends a well near Great Falls, and Northfield at Genoa continues drilling at 50 feet daily. Milwaukee tracks expand at Winnett to move Cat Creek oil.
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L. C. Stevenson
Big Sandy
Forsyth
John Johns
Porcupine Dome
Keystone Oil Company
Great Falls
Northfield Oil Company
Sewell
Genoa
Milwaukee Railroad
Winnett
Cat Creek
Ryegate
A. BR. Mitchell
Musselshell River
Bevin-Sunburse
Poilaeth
Shelby
Fowler Structure
Conrad
Ellis
Britfish-American Oil Company
Winnipeg
Goutts
Greater
Benton Lake
Murray No. 2
Broadview
Milwaukee
Clayton No. 7
Edwards
H. G. Robinson
John Sirvant
A. P. Winkler
Harrison Brown
Malta
Milk River Gas Company
Milk River
Montana
United States Cadastral Survey
J. Scott Harrison
Helena
Shields Valley Syndicate
Wilsall
Haskell
Billings
Miles City
Salt Creek Oll
United States
California Oi Company
Shawmut
Wheatland County
Nso
Cabgon
Tlinois-Alserta
Alberta
Canada
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